Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-14

No commission.
Crops this year are fifteen days in adj
vance of the general run.
Lou Richards has been building a.
new barn on his farm northeast of
town.
C. A. Near's new house has assumed
shape and looms up grandly just at the
north edge of town.
Eugene Judson has so far recovered
from his recent attack of fever that he
is able to be up and around the house.
Tousley was running over with
speeches last Saturday evening, but
failed to get in his work on the Z. S.
McCook Post, G. A. r.
Elliott & Bach had to make use of
the telegraph line extensively this week
to hurry up another car load of twine
binders for their Hurley trade.
Lewis Clark has left at this office a
fine specimen of blue Joint wheat a
new variety which promises large
yield in this vicinity this season.
Z. j. Hill has been quite sick during
the past week with inflammation of the
bowels, but we are pleased to say that
he is now in way of speedy recovery.
The people in this part Of the county
are anxious to know whether the dis
trict attoeney will attempt to collect
the Montgomery bond at the next term
of court.
The regular meeting of the Young
Ladies Foreign Mission society will be
| held at the reading room Wednesday
evening, July 20. All members are re-
quested to be present.
/. II. Newly says that as long as he
is sheriff of Turner county it shall not
cost the county over IS cents day for
the care and keeping Of each prisoner,
after the new cells are in running
order
The board of commissioners of this
county have ordered an election this
fall on the question of local option, and
it now behooves the wheel-horses in
this cause te plan their campaign and
go to work. 1t is not agoing to be a
walk-away.
A number of visiting brothers aided
the Hurley Odd Fellows in installing
their new officers last Saturday even.
ing. After the ceremonies all repaired
to the fremont House where pleas.
ant time was passed in discussing ice
cream, etc.
1t is said that a number of Centre.
villes brave boys wanted to come tc
Hurley on the night of the Sd, and
steal the cannon. Just as well that
you didn't come, boys; YOU would have
been sorely disappointed. And then, q
hay shed is of more account than al
old brass cannon.
No farmer should neglect the oppor
tunity offered by which he can obtaiI
Il first class farm journal one year free
The North Dakota Farmer will b,
given for one year to every new sub
scriber who pays one year in advanc,
for the Herald, and to every old sub
scriber who pays all arearages and on,
year in advance. Call and get a speci
men copy.
Vermillion Republican: Col. Jolle,
Grated at Hurley and reports a rattlins
good time. He was accompanied b.
w. w. Smith, to command the militia
in case of any such Interruptions a
occurred at Centerville's first cele
bration. but happily he had nothing t,
do but keep Ed. Kennedy, Of Parker
half way quiet in applauding the Coll
good points.
The annual meeting of the Dakot
Press association will be held at hi!
Stone City, July 81, % and 20. w
think Mitchell, Huron or Siaux Fall
would have suited larger portion o
the fraternity; but President Davis ha
a weakness for water, and he wante
to take in the largest body possible.
may be, too, that the camp meeting
there had some attractions.
), People using gasoline stoves shoul
be certain that their insurance policie
are so arranged as to permit them t
use those articles Of domestic conven
ence. Until a few months ago tn
! companies required an extra premium
for the permit to use such a STOW,
This extra premium has been remitte
:. not long since, but the clause is oblig;
tory just the same as though it had no
In order to make the policy goot
where such stove is used, the con
: pany must have notice of its use an
Y must grant the permit.